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he has no problem with police using technology to fight crime. in my view, i don't want 30,000 drones flying in my face. where did i get that number. the air force says in fewer than 20 years 30,000 drones will be flying in the country. cameras on every street corner and -- >> we're doing this to keep you safe or safer. you have nothing to worry about. you're a judge, upstanding human being, don't worry, this is meant to target people to do something in fairs. >> when -- nefarious. >> when the government is in your face, you can't be free. imagine jefferson with the photo cameras watching him or a drone in his face. >> neil: especially knowing his personal habits. >> i picked him intentionally. >> neil: thank you, judge. very much. >>> more bs from the dhs, how one republican describes janet napolitano of the security handling of the boston terror mess. what they want to know is how the older brother fell through high security cracks and why even after tamerlan tsarnaev was given a thumb's up, local officials in boston were never given a heads-up
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>> tim cook admits, they are a mature technology company. doesn't make them a bad company, though, right? >> but does it make them valued at 700? >> that's the question. >> just how big a threat are the hacks like we saw at that fake ap tweet yesterday to the market's integrity. cfte commissioner bart shulton weighs in on that. he wrote an op-ed piece today and we'll get his comments, coming up. >> the dow jones industrial average down just a fraction. been a negative day all day, but we are off of the worst levels, 14,712, last trade of the blue chip average. nasdaq looks like this, highest level of the day. in positive territory, keeping in positive territory with a gain of about seven points but a quarter of a percent. s&p 500 looks like this, similar chart pattern as the nasdaq, where it too hovers a to the highest levels of the day, having reversed early losses. major averages coming off the lows of the session. can they manage to eke out the gains into the close? >> let's talk about it into "closing bell's" exchange with mike thompson
>> tim cook admits, they are a mature technology company. doesn't make them a bad company, though, right? >> but does it make them valued at 700? >> that's the question. >> just how big a threat are the hacks like we saw at that fake ap tweet yesterday to the market's integrity. cfte commissioner bart shulton weighs in on that. he wrote an op-ed piece today and we'll get his comments, coming up. >> the dow jones industrial average down just a fraction. been a...
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and it's all good we're not against technology we're not against robotics we're not against the movement towards greater autonomy in robots but we want to stop our arms systems killing systems that have full autonomy where you take the human out of the loop always in every case what has to be the fundamental principle is that a human must always be meaningfully involved in the control over decisions to launch weapons and to fire it might all sound a bit hollywood but it's not as far off as you might think many campaign is fearless science fiction like arms race is already quietly getting underway with developers standing to make huge amounts for really creative deals it is like this big dog throwing blocks of concrete cause concern little public debates yet being had about the implications of the development of this type of technology people think of fully autonomous weapons they think of the terminator they think by. something like this guy you're saying that you know what it looked like you know the wall is more likely to be a small time. i mean the developments are the the darpa thus
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i would be concerned this is more of a content than technology business. are you going to. >> how much real learning is going on as opposed to entertaining. you are now in the hot seat and we're going to ask you a few questions. >> how much of this is content versus technology? and how much of the progress and learning and the effort that you make can be leveraged from application from application? >> leo's pad is a way to demonstrate the kind of learning that can happen to parent and teachers through what we're calling parents pad. folks like disney, nickalodian and ours will want to port their content to our platform. >> what makes your product more educational and how are you going to convince parents like me that it's not gist another game? >> >>> other big companies trying to compete with us in terms of the quality of the story telling and visuals. that's because my former company is one of a handful of studios globally that can produce feature film 3d animation work. and the fact that they are a large investor in our company enables us to produce thi
i would be concerned this is more of a content than technology business. are you going to. >> how much real learning is going on as opposed to entertaining. you are now in the hot seat and we're going to ask you a few questions. >> how much of this is content versus technology? and how much of the progress and learning and the effort that you make can be leveraged from application from application? >> leo's pad is a way to demonstrate the kind of learning that can happen to...
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we're going to get the technology for wind, we're going to get the technology for solar, we're going to get the storage technology in batteries. all that stuff chairman smith was talking about that's going on with the department of energy , in the science and technology committee, those technologies are coming. but as we've seen with things like solyndra and the tax credit that goes to wind farms, they're not economical today. we have low-cost fossil fuel that will bridge us until those technologies are ready for primetime and ready to go. we need to take advantage of it. we need to open up the infrastructure with things like the keystone pipeline. we need to open up federal land. so we can charge a royalty to the oil and gas companies for producing that on federal land, that will bring money into the federal budget that we could use for a wide variety of things. lowering the deficit, repairing our decaying infrastructure needs. we need to be a country of yes to all-of-the-above energy and it will solve our economic prices -- crisis and we will have a better life for every single ame
we're going to get the technology for wind, we're going to get the technology for solar, we're going to get the storage technology in batteries. all that stuff chairman smith was talking about that's going on with the department of energy , in the science and technology committee, those technologies are coming. but as we've seen with things like solyndra and the tax credit that goes to wind farms, they're not economical today. we have low-cost fossil fuel that will bridge us until those...
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. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] this is a stunning work of technology. ♪ this is the 2013 lexus es and the first-ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >> megyn: fox news alert on one of our top stories in just an hour the u.n. secretary general when asked by fox news condemned the remarks made by the american college professor and u.n. official who thinks america got what it deserved in these attacks on boston. that's a paraphrase but, trust me, he was close to it an official suggesting that america is still making enemies around the world and referring to the people killed in boston marathon's bombings as can a canaries who happened to be the one the resisters decided have to die. joining me to discuss it is david webb host of the sirius. colmes a fox news contributor. old richard falk is not only this human rights council. professor emeritus at princeton university taught there for 40 years and is now retired. now teaching the uc santa barbara and goes on and on in his piece talking about the hysterical boston dragnet for the remaining suspect that lived last week and the poor little c
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i remember our experiences with nan owe technology. -- nanotechnology and i just want to say i'm going to have to object at this time but i'm very interested in working with you, with senator durbin, with senator blunt, who was just here, to try to come up with an arrangement that goes to the heart of this question. and that is, should states like oregon be coerced, required to collect these online taxes for states that are thousands of miles away? and the refrain throughout this whole discussion has really been this is a states' rights bill. and i respect that. but what it really translates is folks say they're for states' rights if they think the state is right. and the state is willing to go along with this particular approach that's come out of washington, d.c., which is they would be coerced into collecting these sales taxes for jurisdictions from thousands of miles away. and in some cases, new hampshire and others places have been making this point as well, it would be discriminatory because the online sector would be subjected to requirements that were not available -- were not
i remember our experiences with nan owe technology. -- nanotechnology and i just want to say i'm going to have to object at this time but i'm very interested in working with you, with senator durbin, with senator blunt, who was just here, to try to come up with an arrangement that goes to the heart of this question. and that is, should states like oregon be coerced, required to collect these online taxes for states that are thousands of miles away? and the refrain throughout this whole...
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breach, using not sophisticated technology to panic america and wall street with a few key strokes. earlier this year, michelle obama, the first lady, had her information put on the internet, including her social security number and her credit report. george? >> incredible. this is why national security officials say cyber attacks could be the number one threat. >> and the banks that were hacked earlier. >>> let's go to the poison letters that were mailed to president obama and other public officials. the main suspect has been released from jail. charges have been dropped against him. and there's now questions about whether or not he was framed. abc's matt gutman is in oxford, mississippi, with the latest on this story. good morning to you, matt. >> reporter: good morning, elizabeth. that suspect, an elvis impersonator, who was thought to be the mastermind behind that poisonous plot against the president, he walked out of that courthouse just yesterday. now, the fbi is focusing on his rival, a karate instructor. >> overwhelming. to say the least. it's overwhelming. >> reporter: this
breach, using not sophisticated technology to panic america and wall street with a few key strokes. earlier this year, michelle obama, the first lady, had her information put on the internet, including her social security number and her credit report. george? >> incredible. this is why national security officials say cyber attacks could be the number one threat. >> and the banks that were hacked earlier. >>> let's go to the poison letters that were mailed to president obama...
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they had to overcome some technological challenges to make the can like that. and then there's this can, michael, show us how that opens. that's a pennsylvania brewery. >> oh, this i likes, i really do like. >> wide mouth, it's like it becomes a glass. >> it's not just that, that's cool, you get a good -- it's like wine. a little -- >> the beer aroma. >> michael buble will be with us all next hour. >> drunk! taking her kids to lunch in her new volkswagen... before her passat had passed 30 different inspection tests, and before several thousand tennesseans discovered new jobs on volkswagen drive, their cfo and our banker met for lunch. together, we worked with a team that helped finance construction of the world's first leed platinum auto manufacturing plant. that's the impact of global connections. that's bank of america. original recipe. original recipe? dad, i think you ate the bones. i did what? you ate the bones! i ate the bones? i ate the bones! i ate the bones! [ male announcer ] kfc original recipe, now available without the bone. freshly prepared white
they had to overcome some technological challenges to make the can like that. and then there's this can, michael, show us how that opens. that's a pennsylvania brewery. >> oh, this i likes, i really do like. >> wide mouth, it's like it becomes a glass. >> it's not just that, that's cool, you get a good -- it's like wine. a little -- >> the beer aroma. >> michael buble will be with us all next hour. >> drunk! taking her kids to lunch in her new volkswagen......
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using stereoscopic cameras. ♪ and even stop itself if it has to. ♪ the technology may be hard to imagine. but why you would want it... is not. the 2014 e-class. it doesn't just see the future. it is the future. >>> oh, man. this is not good. there's talk that apple's ceo tim cook might get fired because of the company's bad performance in the stock market. you can tell tim cook is trying to keep his job because he's like, have you tried turned the company on and off again? >> that's always what you try to do to fix something. >>> coming up in this half hour, a plane that doesn't use a drop of fuel is now taking to the skies. captain sully sullenberger was there. you'll see what he thinks of a solar-powered marvel. >>> you'll meet an athlete who's giving up a big chance to make a big difference. that's ahead. >> i love that story. >>> the bomber's wife went into hiding. now she is breaking her silence. she has released a statement througher this lawyers and terrell brown is in boston. terrell, good morning. >> reporter: norah, charlie, good morning to you both. katharine russell tsarnaev
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. ♪ the technology may be hard to imagine. but why you would want it... is not. the 2014 e-class. it doesn't just see the future. it is the future. >>> orders for long-lasting factory goods fell sharper dragged by a volatile demand for aircraft. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is currently down, 25. the nasdaq down, 7. s&p is up a fraction. >>> a lot of people are talking about apple this morning after the company reported a disappointing quarter. ktvu's pam cook is watching the stock and listening to the comments about the future of one of the bay area's best- known companies. >> reporter: good morning. the news is mostly disappointing to many investors. but apple faithful are encouraged by some results. now, first of all, apple did have a profitable quarter. $10 a share on revenue of $43 billion. but that's not as good as analysts were predicting and analysts grew accustomed to the company under steve jobs which always beat expectations. ceo, tim cook under fire about his preparation and the future of an. analysts are giving the iphone five to seven years of relevan
. ♪ the technology may be hard to imagine. but why you would want it... is not. the 2014 e-class. it doesn't just see the future. it is the future. >>> orders for long-lasting factory goods fell sharper dragged by a volatile demand for aircraft. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is currently down, 25. the nasdaq down, 7. s&p is up a fraction. >>> a lot of people are talking about apple this morning after the company reported a disappointing quarter. ktvu's pam...
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this is a stunning work of technology. the 2013 lexus es and the first-ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. the 2013 lexus es and the first-ever es hybrid. ♪ even superheroes need superheroes, and some superheroes need complete and balanced meals with 23 vitamins and minerals. purina dog chow. help keep him strong. dog chow strong. [ female announcer ] from more efficient payments. ♪ to more efficient pick-ups. ♪ wireless is limitless. ♪ from tracking the bus. ♪ to tracking field conditions. ♪ wireless is limitless. >>> on my radar, president obama gets candid about his predecessor. first, some of kentucky senator rand paul's followers are angry after he appeared to contradict his views on using drones. in an interview on fox business on monday, here's what paul had to say about the use of drones. >> if someone comes out of a liquor store with a weapon and $50 in cash, i don't care if a drone kills him or a policeman kills him. we shouldn't be willy-nilly, looking into everyone's backyard what they're doing, but if there's a killer on the loose
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technology, cyclicals? >> you know, it is very interesting because the first quarter was so strong and when you look at the sectors that outperformed there were health care staples and utilities and everyone is classifying them as defensive and when you look at an underlying them they all have yield. so what the market is telling you is that the investor base is still seeking yield as we still have a very low interest rate environment and as the federal reserve keeps telling us that they're going to maintain a low interest rate environment. >> i think i want you to make a judgement. what do you think people should do? >> well, we really like mega-caps. we like growth stocks and select cyclicals. so we really like a well-diversified portfolio of stocks here. >> okay, mary, let's talk about gold. clearly, we had a very rough couple of days in the end of the week before last and into monday we lost 13% as everybody is aware over that two-day period. once in a generational move. since then, of course, what's be
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they brag about the technology that is spelled into this bill to help in the future. there is no amount of technology that is going to work if the department of homeland security is not talking to the fbi. so we have a real, we have a real problem here. martha: yeah. you know, i'm troubled by the fact that janet napolitano said, that by the time he came back, six months later, an fbi alert on him had expired. so the fbi alert expired while he was over there, according to her testimony in front of you yesterday. so then why wouldn't the fbi know that someone they have an alert on is traveling from the united states to russia? >> well, see, you get one story from the fbi and another story from dhs. and that is a major problem. same problem we had between the fbi and cia before 9/11. only then the law didn't allow them to talk to each other to prevent terrorism, let each other know about terrorism. in this particular instance we should be over that hurdle, learning a lesson from 9/11. martha: i'm wondering why we have a terror watch list and who is on it? if this person
they brag about the technology that is spelled into this bill to help in the future. there is no amount of technology that is going to work if the department of homeland security is not talking to the fbi. so we have a real, we have a real problem here. martha: yeah. you know, i'm troubled by the fact that janet napolitano said, that by the time he came back, six months later, an fbi alert on him had expired. so the fbi alert expired while he was over there, according to her testimony in front...
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add into developing this type of technology a closely mugs from fine fiction for its reality. london . and up next abby martin delves into the boston bombings on the gaps ignored by the mainstream media a break in the set just a moment. we'll get to the future good makes computers these days so super is the memory for that russian research as have got a few ideas that could make cognitive computing a reality what about the process or check out a radical new architecture that promise is unparalleled power design for the stars and is that got you all hot under the collar please don't worry because the latest cooling systems ensure neither you nor the globe's top super computers break a sweat technology update here on r.g.p. we've got the future of coverage. choose your language. of choice because we know in a financial planner there is still some honest. truth to the consensus you can. choose the opinions that you think are great to. choose the stories that impact your life choose be access to your office. to. do so. you live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i
add into developing this type of technology a closely mugs from fine fiction for its reality. london . and up next abby martin delves into the boston bombings on the gaps ignored by the mainstream media a break in the set just a moment. we'll get to the future good makes computers these days so super is the memory for that russian research as have got a few ideas that could make cognitive computing a reality what about the process or check out a radical new architecture that promise is...
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lichter, the last -- on those types of technology these are the green cards. the u.s. is also facing a daunting shortage of doctors. one of the thing i worked very hard on with the bill and want to improve is the funding for home grown science technology, engineer, matt degrees and getting more citizenship and getting high schools and big money in to this based on the fees that are being paid to the visa which should temporarily bridge us the gap. one of the areas i have seen in the rural part of our state is the need for doctors. many of them trained in the u.s. but happen to be from other countries to be able to work in rural and inner city areas. underserved areas. in the last decade my state alone has recruited over 200 doctors through the program called the conrad state 30 program. reintroduced the bill, and this is also included along with many other good things in this gang of 8 proposal. can you talk about how important it is when you have a rural area and you don't -- we had one hospital that almost it wasn't going to be able to deliver babies but because they
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for design and certification of the failed battery, but for knowledge that can be applied to emerging technologies going forward. " that was deborah hersman of the ntsb. hersman also said "it is imperative to undersand how to best oversee the batteries' development and certification." officials from boeing, the faa and the 787's battery manufacturers are all being called to testify. mcdonald's is being punished by a consumer agency in brazil. according to reuters, the burger chain must pay a $1.6- million fine because it targeted children with its happy meal advertising and toys. a spokesperson for mcdonald's declined to comment on the fine. in the latest round of earnings, coach and dupont emerged as winners. luxury buyers gave coach stock a bounce. the company posted better-than- expected sales. shares traded 10% higher on the news. meanwhile, last summer's drought helped to double profits for crop chemical-maker dupont. airline stocks for delta and u.s. airways both popped. the airlines reported higher first quarter profits. however, delta says it's already anticipating lower profits due to seq
for design and certification of the failed battery, but for knowledge that can be applied to emerging technologies going forward. " that was deborah hersman of the ntsb. hersman also said "it is imperative to undersand how to best oversee the batteries' development and certification." officials from boeing, the faa and the 787's battery manufacturers are all being called to testify. mcdonald's is being punished by a consumer agency in brazil. according to reuters, the burger...
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continuing with technology, the front page of the wall street journal, apple and snaps its growth streak. the company posted its first profit drop in a decade and signaled that new products may not arrive as quickly as investors had hoped. the company sold 10 million more i phones and ipads in the latest quarter than it did a year ago. that underscores the resilience of its franchise amid competition from samsung . a full-page ad from samsung in the usa today newspaper. also in the washington post yesterday. if they continue on inside "usa 8 full page ads by samsung. dan in tulsa, oklahoma? go ahead. isler: on this sales tax, it a pretty good idea. what would they use the money for? would it be for good cause? host: the states would be collecting the sales tax. senator durbin said it could be used for education and other areas to pay off debts, etc. caller: we spend more than anybody else on education, don't we? host: so and you don't like the idea? if somebody invents a way to make a profit and develop a better way to make a profit, then why should you penalize them? host: all right. fr
continuing with technology, the front page of the wall street journal, apple and snaps its growth streak. the company posted its first profit drop in a decade and signaled that new products may not arrive as quickly as investors had hoped. the company sold 10 million more i phones and ipads in the latest quarter than it did a year ago. that underscores the resilience of its franchise amid competition from samsung . a full-page ad from samsung in the usa today newspaper. also in the washington...
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imagine if this technology gets into the hands of our so-called enemies? for me, we have to end drone strikes right now. because we have no way of america the ways in which it impacts our future and the ways in which it sort of undermines the sort of stature of the united states. i know the military arguments. >> i disagree with that. the drones have been extraordinarily effective especially as intel gathering devices in part of the world and when they have been effective. the incidents of drone strikes going awry is relatively small. inconsequence wall when it happens no question about that. when you read about the general's book when it tracks down the bad guys and keeps track of them and the shichpmen of arms and effective tool and keeps people from on the ground going in there. >> i come from a military family so i appreciate the way in which drones save lives with military personnel. the surveillance piece is a different conversation but the mortality rates and killing drones i think are a little bit scarier. >> the radicalization piece d -- >> light
imagine if this technology gets into the hands of our so-called enemies? for me, we have to end drone strikes right now. because we have no way of america the ways in which it impacts our future and the ways in which it sort of undermines the sort of stature of the united states. i know the military arguments. >> i disagree with that. the drones have been extraordinarily effective especially as intel gathering devices in part of the world and when they have been effective. the incidents...
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and in technology industry, more than in any other industry, six months is a lifetime. so if you get hurt by six months or a year, you are hurt deeply. >> you think this came back to hurt intel. amd is under $2 billion company at this point. intel is over 100 billion. it would be doing better? >> that's an interesting theory i have which is a strong opinion after ten years of battling intel is that the companies that have done unfair practices in the business have been hurt even more over the long run. >> because they are focusing on the competition rather than focusing on what they should be doing in r & d themselves? >> exactly. one of the things i talk about in the book that i think is very interesting is we adopted a business strategy that's quite different from other companies and we said we're going to focus on the customer and if we could really get in bed with the customer so deeply entrenched and understand what they want and need, who cares what competition does. we'll understand the customer better. intel and microsoft focus internally on competing and trying
and in technology industry, more than in any other industry, six months is a lifetime. so if you get hurt by six months or a year, you are hurt deeply. >> you think this came back to hurt intel. amd is under $2 billion company at this point. intel is over 100 billion. it would be doing better? >> that's an interesting theory i have which is a strong opinion after ten years of battling intel is that the companies that have done unfair practices in the business have been hurt even...
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. >> i have never argued against any technology being used when you have an imminent threat an active crime going on, if someone comes out of a liquor store with a gun and $50 in cash, i don't care if a drone kills them or a police officer kills them. >> bill: is that kind of extreme from we can't use any drones in this country to you can use a drone to kill a guy for 50 bucks. >> yeah, but you don't want to be looked at when you are in your hot tub. >> bill: no. i guess it raises the question again with your national political reporter hat on because this guy is clearly running for president, right? is rand paul running for prime time? >> he came out with an interesting statement on this enemy combatant thing, which seemed odd and his statement was basically i think our judicial system is incapable of dealing with this young man as he called him. and then -- is he ready for prime time? he'll work some of the kinks out, but that's his nature. >> bill: yeah a little erratic. like his dad as a matter of fact. >> he is expanding the circle certainly. >> bill: oh, absolutely. neil we just
. >> i have never argued against any technology being used when you have an imminent threat an active crime going on, if someone comes out of a liquor store with a gun and $50 in cash, i don't care if a drone kills them or a police officer kills them. >> bill: is that kind of extreme from we can't use any drones in this country to you can use a drone to kill a guy for 50 bucks. >> yeah, but you don't want to be looked at when you are in your hot tub. >> bill: no. i guess...
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it's amazing what soup can do. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is a stunning work of technology. ♪ this is the 2013 lexus es and the first-ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. ♪ i've got the power people lose 5x more weight following the weight watchers approach than trying on their own. you can too. ♪ ♪ you've got the power ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ get the power the new weight watchers 360 program. ♪ whoo! join for free and check out the new risk free guarantee today. because it works. >> gretchen: am i normal or nuts? the question everyone asks once in a while. it's a question we ask dr. keith ablow every week. joining me now to answer your e mails, psychiatrist dr. keith ablow. we may disagree on this first one. good morning. >> we've already gotten into it. >> gretchen: yeah. a little bit. >> we should share it. >> gretchen: my wife and i love to travel, but she refuses to go anywhere i may have once traveled with an ex-girlfriend. even though we've been together for years. is this normal? >> no. gretchen, listen, it's not normal. it's crazy. any healthy american man
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. >> from electric bikes to light switches with sensors, the technology works for you. digital lifestyle expert karlie is here to show us. >> is that an electric bike you're on? >> it's a fantastic electric bike that you guys are going to love and i will tell you why. first, let me park my ride and -- i know you guys like the helmet, too. >> it's pretty cute. >> awesome, right? this is a really good option if you are looking for a way to be a little greener in your local commute but you don't want to do the pedaling. it goes up to 40 miles per hour. >> which is fast. >> and it's $3,000, which is pretty pricey. but it's half the price of a scooter and it's definitely cheaper than a car. >> you can pedal, you can do as much or as little as you want. from a-z. >> even if you pedal, it will never go over 40 miles per hour? >> yes. >> all right, karlie, if that's your real name. >> this is a water pebble. ladies, let's get personal. how long is your shower in the morning? >> ten minutes. >> yeah. >> the average american shower is 8.2 minutes. which depending on your shower h
. >> from electric bikes to light switches with sensors, the technology works for you. digital lifestyle expert karlie is here to show us. >> is that an electric bike you're on? >> it's a fantastic electric bike that you guys are going to love and i will tell you why. first, let me park my ride and -- i know you guys like the helmet, too. >> it's pretty cute. >> awesome, right? this is a really good option if you are looking for a way to be a little greener in your...
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we have more monitoring centers, more of tomorrow's technology right here today, and more value -- 24/7 monitoring against burglary, fire, and high levels of carbon monoxide -- starting at just over $1 a day. and now get adt installed for just $99. this is the computer that didn't get stolen, keeping priceless photos and financial records safe. this is the reason why. you can't predict when bad thin will happen, so help protect yourself with adt. isn't your family worth america's nber-one security company? call and get adt installed for just $99. and ask about adt pulse, advanced home management here today. adt. always there. >> welcome back. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. here's a quick look at some headlines for you. the personal secretary of osama bin laden seconspireing with th terror leader to kill americans. he was one of four men convicted in 2001. four months before the september 11th attacks. one intelligence worker or from one to another. you can call former cia director david petraeus professor petraeus. at the city university of new york. he starts august 1st. he le
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we have more monitoring centers, more of tomorrow's technology right here today, and more value. 24/7 monitoring against burglary, fire, and high levels of carbon monoxide ing at just over $1 a day. and now get adt installed for just $99. isn't your family worth america's number-one security company, adt? our girls got us thinking, but the break-in got us calling. and after buying two of everything, it was nice to only need one security system -- adt. [ male announcer ] get adt installed for just $99. and ask about adt pulse, advanced home management here today. adt. always there. >>> we have a really amazing story to bring you right now. this is about resilience and counting your blessings, not once, but twice over. a texas couple was in boston for last week's marathon. he just finished the race. she was just feet away from one of the bombs. both of them survived. then two days later -- [ explosion ] >> two days later, simply unbelievable. he witnessed the catastrophic fertilizer plant explosion in west, texas. gary tuckman has the harrowing story. >> reporter: joe and amy berte look
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new cutting edge, hands-free technology designed to keep your hands on the wheel and attention on the road. who is pointing out the latest precautions? >>> sensational psy, the south korean performer, the latest song, incredible performing and how he's is attracting so much attention on youtube. that's in "the skinny," on this wednesday, april 24th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now," with john muller and diana perez. >>> good morning, everyone. we begin this half-hour with new details in the boston bombing investigation. dzhokhar tsarnaev is cooperating with police. admitting the plot was devised from the internet. >> tamerlan tsarnaev bought the explosives at a new hampshire fireworks store the same place that sold the time square terrorist his materials. with more here is our chief investigative correspondent brian ross. >> reporter: with injuries to his head, neck, legs and hands healing, the hospital upgraded the condition of dzhokhar tsarnaev from serious to fair. so far, the only word he has spoken its a grunted no. at the same time, friends sought to upgrade
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that has stayed true as time and technology advanced. now for example you can find things online or printed on chat books, things that call themselves some version of the anarchist cookbook but now they also include instructions for all sorts of things that didn't exist in the early '70s. everything from cellular phone hacking plus all the explosives and drug stuff that used to be there. all the stuff people used to do in your parents' day plus the stuff people do now. j. edgar hoover could not stop bomb making from being published as open source material for the american public in the early 1970s. there is no reason to believe that law enforcement can stop this information from being published either in print or online now. wishing that were not so does not make it so. sticking our heads in the sand about it and pretending it is not happening is not just a form of weakness but a form of dumb. this information is out there. how do we adjust? how does law enforcement handle the fact they have to assume that anybody out there who wants to
that has stayed true as time and technology advanced. now for example you can find things online or printed on chat books, things that call themselves some version of the anarchist cookbook but now they also include instructions for all sorts of things that didn't exist in the early '70s. everything from cellular phone hacking plus all the explosives and drug stuff that used to be there. all the stuff people used to do in your parents' day plus the stuff people do now. j. edgar hoover could not...
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and it's all good we're not against technology we're not against robotics we're not against the movement towards greater autonomy in robots but we want to stop our arms systems killing systems that have full autonomy where you take the human out of the loop always in every case what has to be the fundamental principle is that a human must always be meaningfully involved in the control over decisions to launch weapons and to fire at it might all sound a bit hollywood but it's not as far off as you might think many campaign is fearless science fiction like arms race is already quietly getting underway with developers standing to make huge amounts from recruited deals it is like this big dog throwing blocks of concrete to cause concern little public debates yet being had about the implications of the development of this type of technology people think of fully autonomous weapons they think of the terminator they think by something like this you're saying that you know what it will look like you know the hall is more likely to be a small tank or a time. to develop. we saw the the top of us t
and it's all good we're not against technology we're not against robotics we're not against the movement towards greater autonomy in robots but we want to stop our arms systems killing systems that have full autonomy where you take the human out of the loop always in every case what has to be the fundamental principle is that a human must always be meaningfully involved in the control over decisions to launch weapons and to fire at it might all sound a bit hollywood but it's not as far off as...
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from you know that there would have been a chain of custody going back to the eighty's this is not new technology it's not a big deal that's a small thing it's already done with plastic explosives and the n.r.a. lobbied against it repeatedly and every single time they're one k. what are your thoughts on this i mean i think we've seen this happen a lot you know. pro-gun groups i should say are really good at sort of knocking down the threat that may not seem like a big deal at the time but end up having really pick up facts from obama regularly i mean you've seen it happen with domestic violence as well you know state by state and the entering another group to make it you know try to knock down regulations that would make it harder for abusers to own guns and i find that really disturbing i think it one of those things where you really have to think about you know the elimination of this regulation you know in the end you have to balance that with privacy of course but i think that what we're really finding is that these these knocking down of things that don't seem like a big deal at the time can
from you know that there would have been a chain of custody going back to the eighty's this is not new technology it's not a big deal that's a small thing it's already done with plastic explosives and the n.r.a. lobbied against it repeatedly and every single time they're one k. what are your thoughts on this i mean i think we've seen this happen a lot you know. pro-gun groups i should say are really good at sort of knocking down the threat that may not seem like a big deal at the time but end...
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drones art technology. they can be used for good purposes or for ill. the real scope of this hearing and the concern is on the scope of federal power and in particular the scope of power to engage in targeted killings. the obama administration has for some time advocated a drastic expansion of federal power in many, many contexts. indeed on april 9, i released a report that detailed six different instances in which the obama administration has gone before the court advocating broad federal power in six different times to a supreme court has unanimously rejected the view of federal power and has instead concluded unanimously that federal power is more circumscribed than this administration recognizes. indeed, federal overreach is what was at the heart of the march 6 filibuster by senator brand paul, which i was quite proud to participate in a significant manner. that day began with a hearing before the full committee, were attorney general holder testified. at the time i took the opportunity to ask attorney general holder if he believed the constitutiona
drones art technology. they can be used for good purposes or for ill. the real scope of this hearing and the concern is on the scope of federal power and in particular the scope of power to engage in targeted killings. the obama administration has for some time advocated a drastic expansion of federal power in many, many contexts. indeed on april 9, i released a report that detailed six different instances in which the obama administration has gone before the court advocating broad federal...
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we're joined now by technology correspondent for the "national journal," ryan fung. thank you for coming on "viewpoint." >> my pleasure. >> john: let's start off with the basics, what is the proposed purpose of cispa? >> cispa is a bill that tries to make it easier for the private sector to share information about cyber threats between it and the public sector, the government. >> john: okay. how would the passage of cispa affect the average internet user? >> well, there are a number of different ways that could happen. the key way that you alluded to is that most privacy advocates say that the bill was -- would let corporations share information that could include personal information such as e-mails or contact information to the government and critics say that the government could then use that information to spy on americans and that corporations could use that information for -- any information that the government gives to them for marketing purposes. >> john: could the corporations share this information with other corporations? >> that it could yes. >> john: the
we're joined now by technology correspondent for the "national journal," ryan fung. thank you for coming on "viewpoint." >> my pleasure. >> john: let's start off with the basics, what is the proposed purpose of cispa? >> cispa is a bill that tries to make it easier for the private sector to share information about cyber threats between it and the public sector, the government. >> john: okay. how would the passage of cispa affect the average internet...
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. ♪ the technology may be hard to imagine. but why you would want it... is not. the 2014 e-class. it doesn't just see the future. it is the future. >> bret: time is mope for many airline travelers and right now the government's lack of money or effective plan to spend it is causing travelers a lot of lost time. white house correspondent wendell goler reports the obama administration decision to cut staffing in airport control towers is causing major turbulence here in washington tonight. >> as the faa began furloughing air traffic controllers and the flight delays began. the finger pointing quickly followed. >> as a result of administration's poor planning, i would argue political motives, thousands of people were stuck on tarmacs over the last few days. >> congress had an opportunity but republicans made a choice. and this is a result of a choice they made to embrace the sequester as, and i'm quoting republicans, as a victory for the tea party and a home run. >> if the blame was partisan, the pain was not. long lines and missed connections raised bipartisan concerns with republic
. ♪ the technology may be hard to imagine. but why you would want it... is not. the 2014 e-class. it doesn't just see the future. it is the future. >> bret: time is mope for many airline travelers and right now the government's lack of money or effective plan to spend it is causing travelers a lot of lost time. white house correspondent wendell goler reports the obama administration decision to cut staffing in airport control towers is causing major turbulence here in washington...
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so i'm looking to you to say, let's get on with the show and let's use the technology. and i know what everyone's going to say. i can write the script. well, we're not sure how accurate it is. i tell you now if i go to massachusetts it's not working out so well how they're doing their system, the last two decades have been operational and certain fisheries we have. i want you to accelerate this. even if it means we'll pick one or two areas to do a high concentration of testing on this technology versus humans doing the testing in the sense of assessments, we know canada's been doing it and i know there are differences. i get that. it seems in this world we can put a thing on mars and watch us kick up dirt and know exactly what's there and find out there was actually water at one time, it just seems we can do this. i would challenge you to accelerate this as an opportunity for cost savings but also engaging the technology of this country onto something i think is desperate for a food supply that needs to have more accurate assessments. i don't mean to get on a rant. i ge
so i'm looking to you to say, let's get on with the show and let's use the technology. and i know what everyone's going to say. i can write the script. well, we're not sure how accurate it is. i tell you now if i go to massachusetts it's not working out so well how they're doing their system, the last two decades have been operational and certain fisheries we have. i want you to accelerate this. even if it means we'll pick one or two areas to do a high concentration of testing on this...
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. ♪ ♪ this is a stunning work of technology. ♪ this is the 2013 lexus es and the first-ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> i'm amanda drury with your cnbc market wrap. stocks recover after a false tweet about terrorism which sent the dow down by triple digits. it did bounce back to finish up by 152 points. the s&p as you can see gaining. 16 points. the nasdaq adding 35. >>> apple shares are higher after hours, revenue and profits came in better than expected. however, the guidance was disappointing. >>> also bullish news on housing did help stocks today. new home sales rose 1.5% in march. reversing a steep decline in february. that is it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. back to "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." in philadelphia, right now, the trial of an abortion doctor charged with the murder of babies, the prosecutorors say we born alive, is generating national headlines. of course, it was page 1 of today's "usa today" with the headline "gruesome testimony renews debate over abortion." i'm not sure about that, but it is is gruesome testimony. a gr
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this is a stunning work of technology. the 2013 lexus es and the first-ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> we're getting some breaking news in the situation room about whether or not the state of massachusetts will file some charges in the boston bombings. cnn's ashleigh banfield has been working her sources here and elsewhere and is joining us on the phone right now. what do you know? >> wolf, working sources and getting right to the top of the chain i just came from the da of suffolk county who handles boston and asked him pointedly what is the plan for the investigation and any filing of state charges in the killings of these victims of the bombing and the m.i.f. officer? he was quite definitive. he said the state will not be pursuing any of the charges at this point. they are giving all of the investigation to the federal authorities at this point citing there are such robust statutes that are narrow enough and carry with them satisfactory penalties that there isn't the need for the redundancy on the state level. not only financial resources but m
this is a stunning work of technology. the 2013 lexus es and the first-ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> we're getting some breaking news in the situation room about whether or not the state of massachusetts will file some charges in the boston bombings. cnn's ashleigh banfield has been working her sources here and elsewhere and is joining us on the phone right now. what do you know? >> wolf, working sources and getting right to the top of the chain i just...
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so this is catching up with technology. the supreme court that case dates to 1992. up in of these companies did. so we're figuring out how to do the catchup to technology that is way ahead. >> shepard: you wonder if you live in a nontax state, couldn't set up a drop stop', place where you can -- send it to me and i'll send it to you. >> credit a middle man situation. some entrepreneurs might come up with that and we'll see other middle men with ideas to help mostly the businesses figure out how to deal with it. it's complicated for them but a lot of the complexities can be dealt with. >> it didn't seem fair the recall rules were a. for one group and b. for another group that are doing the same thing there should never be the word fairness in the bills coming out of washington but that problem is physical stores are required to collect the tax and they're disadvantaged to online retailers who don't have to pay the tax. so inanybody needs a break it's the main stream, but the real goal is to give nobody an advantage and have this apply to everybody equally. >> shepard
so this is catching up with technology. the supreme court that case dates to 1992. up in of these companies did. so we're figuring out how to do the catchup to technology that is way ahead. >> shepard: you wonder if you live in a nontax state, couldn't set up a drop stop', place where you can -- send it to me and i'll send it to you. >> credit a middle man situation. some entrepreneurs might come up with that and we'll see other middle men with ideas to help mostly the businesses...